The 10th-anniversary edition of the All Things Go Festival has just been announced with an anticipated return to Merriweather Post Pavilion on September 28-29, 2024. Laufey, accompanied by The Kennedy Center Orchestra, headlines alongside Hozier, Reneé Rapp, Bleachers, Janelle Monáe, Conan Gray, and Chappell Roan. Tickets go on sale Friday, April 19 at 10 am ET with a fan presale starting Thursday, April 18 at 10am ET via https://allthingsgofestival.com. This year’s lineup features a mix of established acts and rising stars, such as Remi Wolf, Ethel Cain, Julien Baker, Maren Morris, The Japan ..read more

Seattle’s Acid Tongue, consisting of a core duo—singer/songwriter Guy Keltner and drummer/vocalist Ian Cunningham alongside a rotating talent in and out of the studio, share their closing track from their fourth studio album Acid on the Dancefloor and examine faded dreams throughout adulthood. The slow waltz is a particularly beautiful track which not only completes the essence and concept of the album, but stands independently through its tender self-realizations. “Hollywood Ending” is a soothing, shared experience of entering a new era of life. Penned by Keltner during a per ..read more

Driven by the charisma that lures one in for the crave of toxic dependency, The Mysterines’ latest track is a stimulating cut which cements our unabashed love for the next chapter of the Liverpool band. “Sink Ya Teeth,” the second track taken from their anticipated sophomore LP Afraid of Tomorrows due for release June 7 via Fiction Records is simply a stand-out for the band. With its sinister, addictive pulse, and dark dance rhythm complementing frontwoman Lia Metcalfe’s smoldering vocals, the new era promises to be a journey of inventive introspection. “Sink Ya Teeth” takes delight in the chr ..read more

Straight from the haunting grounds of Warped Tour, Garzi breathes air into the elder angst lungs of emo, alt-rock, and nu-metal on his latest Sumerian Records offering “Much Better.” The cut dives into themes of depression and the conflicting emotions that come with it such as validation received from acknowledgment and the struggle with the conviction that one is actually feeling much better. “A song that touches on depression being recognized as the dopamine of validation while also having head-trip battles with the inner voice trying to convince oneself that they are ‘feeling much better ..read more

Los Angeles artist Natalie Del Carmen utilizes long stretches of the road for reflection and clarity on her folk-Americana single “The Highway.” Del Carmen arranges and displays a sincere outpour of growth as she retraces past muddled thoughts that speak the loudest during our silence. The artist’s lustrous vocals sit pensively against a leisurely acoustic and banjo while redirecting listeners to the smokey residue from each line. Warmly capturing the essence of stillness and movement simultaneously, Del Carmen’s single invites personal meditation with the grace of forgiveness. “The Highway ..read more

In a landscape where authenticity often seems scarce, Jordyn Tareaz presents a deeply genuine narrative on her latest release, It’s Not Like The Movies. Graduating with a Music Business degree from the Bandier Program at Syracuse University in 2023, Tareaz’s journey to this release has been marked by unexpected challenges, testing both her creativity and resilience. We’re excited to introduce Jordyn Tareaz as she celebrates the release of her debut EP. Join us as she offers track-by-track insights, guiding us through the EP’s state of mind. Life is NOT Like The Movies Written by Jordyn Tareaz ..read more

Goldenvoice announces NO VALUES taking place on Saturday, June 8th at the Pomona Fairplex. The one-day festival will host many of the greatest punk bands of all time will perform in one place, on four stages.  Tickets go on sale this Friday, February 23 at 11AM PT HERE and start at just $49.99 down. All passes include free parking.  GA tickets start at $199 + fees and VIP tickets start at $399 + fees. More details, can be found at NOVALUES.com  Official Lineup:  Agent Orange  Bad Religion  Black Flag  Ceremony  Cro-Mags  Fear&n ..read more

Phoenix shoegaze band Glixen unveils their latest single “foreversoon,” offering a glimpse into what awaits on their forthcoming sophomore EP, slated for release later this year. The track cascades with monochromatic joy, buoyed by delicate vocals and expansive melodies, weaving a tapestry of life’s intimate pleasures in love. With its languid pace, “foreversoon” gently evokes a spectrum of emotions, from the entanglement of affection to the rush of excitement, capturing the essence of various forms of intimacy. The wistful production marries the ever-persistent thoughts of “what if?” and bit ..read more

Cameroonian-born, Lyon-based artist Cindy Pooch transcends language barriers on “Le Feu,” a track that becomes even more profound in its live rendition. The unplugged version is a preview of Cindy’s upcoming Le Feu EP, set for release on February 20 via InFiné. Despite linguistic challenges, to those who don’t understand French, the emotional resonance of Cindy’s performance and vocals are palpable. Cindy’s vocals serve as a formidable instrument, conveying a spectrum of emotions from the depths of exhaustion to the cascading runs that feel like a lucid dream. The live version, featuring isol ..read more

Elea Calvet “Sinuous Ways“ IG | FB | Spotify | Twitter (X) A leisurely waltz led by a piano opens up a tumultuous understanding of the cost of peace in regard to the ebb and flow of life on Elea Calvet’s latest single “Sinuous Ways.” The Bristol-based artist once again finds sounds and syllables to lost emotions and crafts an incredibly beautiful composition. The track reads as a trinket found and passed along to another, to only be reminded of what time brought and took, and clings to this longing. One that comes with regret, sadness, and the star of the narrative, envy. Calvet’s natural ..read more